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Israel courts Europe's far right, finding friends but also unease (opens the original)
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Facing growing isolation over the war in Gaza, Israel is increasingly allying itself with Europe's far right, despite some parties' legacies of antisemitism. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has accused foreign critics of Israel's conduct in Gaza of fanning hate against Jews, but his government has mostly been comfortable with politicians so long as they support Israel. After a French investigative site on Monday alleged that far-right National Rally leader Jordan Bardella made derogatory remar
Israelis swell with pride over foiled plane disaster (opens the original)
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Israelis swelled with pride Thursday after passengers wrested control of a plane to prevent near-certain death, days before the anniversary of the October 7 attack, their country's worst-ever security failure. For many Israelis, the foiled disaster on the flydubai plane bolstered their view that their country is exceptional, that with their can-do spirit -- and nearly universal military training -- they can save themselves against all odds. Israelis posted online memes about the plane heroics, w
Will Israel's right exploit sanctions in run-up to vote? (opens the original)
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British-led sanctions over settlement expansion in the West Bank may have the unintended effect of emboldening the Israeli right ahead of elections, analysts and a diplomatic source told AFP. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is looking to shore up his right-wing base ahead of October 27 elections, while in the UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham wants to bring back leftists who believe his predecessor was too timid on the war in Gaza. Burnham said Britain would ban trade with Israeli settlem
UK vows anti-settler measures as Israel warns of retaliation (opens the original)
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Britain's foreign secretary vowed a tough response to "appalling" violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday, drawing threats from Israel that it would retaliate if the UK imposed sanctions. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his right-wing allies have been ramping up support for settlements in the run-up to close-fought elections, despite increasing attacks by extremist settlers who seek to drive out Palestinians. But the issue has drawn mo
Netanyahu got his Iran war, but maybe not his desired result (opens the original)
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The Islamic republic, which Netanyahu has long cast as an existential threat, has not only survived but appears emboldened. Underlying Netanyahu's dilemma have been the wild swings in the approach of US President Donald Trump, who joined Israel in launching the conflict in late February, but by April abruptly called a ceasefire and sought a negotiated settlement in the face of souring public opinion and soaring oil prices. "It's a colossal failure of Israeli strategy regarding Iran," said Danny
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